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- Zydrolic
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Can't you already do this by just broadcasting “scratch-startclicked”?
EDIT: oh i'm stuck in the 1.4 offline editor, [that] doesn't work in 3.0, my bad
EDIT: oh i'm stuck in the 1.4 offline editor, [that] doesn't work in 3.0, my bad
Last edited by Zydrolic (Aug. 11, 2024 20:02:08)
- Umhead22
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What I was thinkingreclick @greenFlag :: eventsHowever, I don’t want it to be a cap/end block like thisreclick @greenFlag :: events capBecause something can run after green flag has been reclicked.
when green flag clicked
broadcast [Script v]
when I receive [Script v]
Do something
broadcast [Script v] // It will work as "ReClic gf"
// Everytime when the script hits to "broadcast", the script starts all over again
- han614698
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I still don't understand the sensing one - it's not sensing anything.
Also, the cap block is pointless because the stack one would serve the same purpose and more.
Also, the cap block is pointless because the stack one would serve the same purpose and more.
- Dragonmyflesh
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It should be this instead.
Replay Green Flag @greenFlag :: events stack
- han614698
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oh yeah it's kinda the thing i do so here's a variety of concepts in 3.0 form

what the sigma is this quality sorry guys

what the sigma is this quality sorry guys
Last edited by han614698 (Aug. 13, 2024 01:22:35)
- endyourenite
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tbh this is confusing where either it should be on sensing or events
- ilovestories
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This topic is a duplicate - someone made the same suggestion before you: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/740891/.
There's probably an earlier duplicate somewhere, but I can't find one.
There's probably an earlier duplicate somewhere, but I can't find one.
- A-MARIO-PLAYER
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(#33)This one has actually established itself though, even though it's newer than the one you linked. So technically neither are dupes of each other. (or that's just how I think.)
This topic is a duplicate - someone made the same suggestion before you: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/740891/.
There's probably an earlier duplicate somewhere, but I can't find one.
- ilovestories
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Um…that's not really how it works… This one has actually established itself though, even though it's newer than the one you linked. So technically neither are dupes of each other. (or that's just how I think.)
- endyourenite
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Lets hope ST does not close this(#33)This one has actually established itself though, even though it's newer than the one you linked. So technically neither are dupes of each other. (or that's just how I think.)
This topic is a duplicate - someone made the same suggestion before you: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/740891/.
There's probably an earlier duplicate somewhere, but I can't find one.
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- ThisIsTemp1
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(#33)This one has actually established itself though, even though it's newer than the one you linked. So technically neither are dupes of each other. (or that's just how I think.)
This topic is a duplicate - someone made the same suggestion before you: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/740891/.
There's probably an earlier duplicate somewhere, but I can't find one.
I have seen the Scratch Team close suggestions that are dupes, even if the dupe has much more discussion than the original, so it will be closed. You can request a merge as well, report the first post, and ask it to be merged with the original suggestion.
- BendyOl183
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It's not that hard to click the green flag button.
- han614698
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(#34)This may have been said but it doesn't matter, it should've been noticed earlier. That topic hasn't established itself, no, but therehave been discussions (about bugs…?), though.
This one has actually established itself though, even though it's newer than the one you linked. So technically neither are dupes of each other. (or that's just how I think.)
- ThisIsTemp1
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Bumping because this got merged.
- Gppgamer1
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that actully sounds very useful!
- ilovestories
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Huh. It did get merged. I have seen the Scratch Team close suggestions that are dupes, even if the dupe has much more discussion than the original, so it will be closed. You can request a merge as well, report the first post, and ask it to be merged with the original suggestion.

- A-MARIO-PLAYER
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you need 100 million energy units to bump this post.
Last edited by A-MARIO-PLAYER (Aug. 16, 2024 20:06:42)
- NotK3ndricAlt
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you need 100 million energy units to bump this post.*gets 100 million energy units* *stores them in this forum post for bumping again*
BUMP.
- BigNate469
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When you re-click the green flag (essentially what this is doing, it would fire the event again) it stops everything running under the green flag anyways, so the stack block would just be a cap block in disguise. Also, the cap block is pointless because the stack one would serve the same purpose and more.
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